Babel is a puzzle platformer that is inspired by Polytron Corporation's Fez, featuring a flattened 3D world which can be rotated to find new ways to advance. Your objective here is to find all diamonds in a stage to activate the teleport and get to the next stage.

Use the action key to read signs, talk to old men, pickup and put down items, or unlock doors (when carrying a key).

Digital Eel's Big Box of Blox is a column stacking game with simple rules. Arrange the pieces as they fall, and match blocks in each column to eliminate rows.

In Biniax-2, the players controls a box with an element inside. Pairs of elements can be removed if the element controlled is the same as one of the pair. When a pair of element is removed, your box will take on the form of the other element in the pair. Press the space key to remove an entire column. This special move is limited and the number of uses allowed is indicated on the right side of the screen.

In Biniax-2, the players controls a box with an element inside. Pairs of elements can be removed if the element controlled is the same as one of the pair. When a pair of element is removed, your box will take on the form of the other element in the pair. Press the space key to remove an entire column. This special move is limited and the number of uses allowed is indicated on the right side of the screen.

A new tactical mode, improved graphics and multiplayer option is included in this updated sequel.

Block Pusher is a puzzle game that plays rather similarly to Sokoban, in which you solve puzzles by pushing one block at a time and being very careful not to trap yourself into a corner while doing it. There are items to collect in certain rooms, although the game doesn't actually reward you with anything even if you do manage to acquire them all.

Pressing the F4 function key switches between full screen and windowed mode, while the R key can be used to reset a puzzle whenever you're stuck. Block Pusher was originally created as a submission for the Klik of the Month game development event.

BlockOut 8K is the three-dimensional analogue of Tetris. Polycubes appear in the foreground and fall away, using perspective to make them seem to fall into a three dimesional pit. The pieces can be rotated in the three axes, and moved horizontally and vertically. The game presents the player with a real-time packing problem. Efficient arrangements lead to completed layers, points, and room to move. Incomplete layers build up and make gameplay progressively more difficult.

Blocksum is a puzzler with simple rules but addictive gameplay. Join a number of tiles together by using the Z key, and their corresponding number increases. Gather a large group of blocks with the same number to make them disappear. Grey orbs can be used to remove all blocks with the same number on the field simply by connecting it to a tile.

Hold the X key to move the tiles upward. Press the C key to access a pause menu. Requires the latest DirectX version to run.

Puzzle veterans will love the possibilites of chaining up combos with this one. Highly recommended.

Blocksum Omake Version is a puzzler with simple rules but addictive gameplay. Join a number of tiles together by using the Z key, and their corresponding number increases. Gather a large group of blocks with the same number to make them disappear. Grey orbs can be used to remove all blocks with the same number on the field simply by connecting it to a tile.

Hold the X key to move the tiles upward. Press the C key to access a pause menu. Requires the latest DirectX version to run. Unlike the original release, this version contains minor modifications to gameplay rules, removal of replay mode and exclusion of online high scores.

Bo is a 2D platformer created by Iranian developer Mahdi Bahrami, in which you solve puzzles by drawing and erasing coloured blocks for your character to stand on or step inside. The game features thirty-two stages to play with in the current build, and there's also a rudimentary custom level support included for players to create and share their own puzzles.

Your task here is a simple one: get to the door found in each stage to proceed to the next puzzle. If there is no clear path to the exit, you'll have to make one of your own by drawing or erasing blocks. Later in the game you'll be asked to collect keys before you are allowed to leave the area, or work with more than one type of coloured block as you try and figure out the solution to a puzzle

BrainSplode! is a physics-based puzzle game which puts you in control of a rocket launcher that can be used to fire missiles at pink-coloured brains. The objective here is to destroy all of the brains in the area (marked as green squares on the mini-map) so that you may progress to the next stage, where more brains await for their eventual annihilation at your hands.

You can use the marker in the red box to move the turret around, then click on the launch button to fire a missile. Projectiles bounce off yellow pads, and players can utilize rocket components like thrusters and parachutes to guide their missiles with more precision in latter stages.